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A pronoun should be used to stand for
 a. a phrase.
  b. a clause.
  c. a noun.
  d. any of the above.

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT correct concerning the use of pronouns?
 a. Use a singular pronoun with each, everyone, and no.
  b. Use pronouns that agree in number with the intended meaning of collective nouns.
  c. Use a singular pronoun when it represents two or more singular antecedents connected by and.
  d. Use a singular pronoun when two or more singular antecedents are connected by or or nor.



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